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UBS has reportedly hired Lambda Li from Deutsche Bank in a new equity derivatives structuring slot in Hong Kong.
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Strategists at Citigroup are recommending a three-week euro call/ U.S. dollar put with a strike of USD1.325 and double knock-outs at USD1.31 and USD1.37. The rationale is to capture what the firm believes will be a fast, but modest, uptick in the euro amid the proposed bailout for Greece now that the country has more incentives to adhere to the provisions set out in the rescue package.
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Proposed regulations that could force banks to spin off their derivative trading operations could require them to raise some USD85 billion to capitalize those new companies, according to JPMorgan Chase analysts.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch reportedly has withdrawn a USD500 million collateralized loan obligation it had arranged for Symphony Asset Management.
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Credit Suisse has named David Mathers to succeed Renato Fassbind as cfo when he retires this fall after six years in the position.
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The U.S. Attorneys Office in Manhattan reportedly is in early stages of a criminal investigation into Goldman Sachs based on fraud charges brought against the firm by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.